... BANKRUPTS. [FIROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZPTTE.] TRE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 AND 1890. RECEIVING ORDERS. I Barlow, John, 76, Oulton road, Stone, Staffordshire, painter and plumber. Crowther, Joe William,. 1, (Oardigna view, and Kirk- stall road, Leeds, draper ...

... time a' for the third. One bankrupt had beu in ie only six weeks, another four moiiths, cld under one year. Many began busi:ies in,; having borrowed money from relatir'u and with such small sums as from £5 to £20 Twenty bankrupts applied for thii div Four ...

... receiving qgbvM, orders were made prior to 1899. An: tvys ( order has been. made in each of them machi: . for a portion of the. bankrupt's salary. Robm or incomne to be paid to the Official lts- H. j. ' ceiver periodically for the benefit of tasaisti b'the creditors ...

... BANKRUPTS. [FROM LAST NIGIHT'S LONDON GAZETTE,] THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 AND 1890. RECEIVING ORDERS. Bedells, Francis Henry, 93, Goldsmith street, Nottingharn, coal and insurance agent. lBird, James, Oxfoed street, Bilston, japanner, and tin and ironplate ...

... The insolvency was attributed to illness and bad ?? bankrupt was questioned upon several matters bh the Official Receiver and hMr. Cross, who reprsented the, petitioning creditor, and the bankrupt adhered to his ] statement that the furniture belonged ...

... only matter for aeg-as ta at of William Rayner, draper, of P2, London-ruad. Mr. Thomas Tranter the us>e, sta-ved that the bankrupt had furnished ?? and sunplieod all the information that uas elcaired. The public examinataan n-as closed. ...

... BANKRUPTS. [F'OM xLAST NIGHT' LONDON OflZTTi., THE BANIKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 AND 1320, REtCEIVTNG ORDE'IP. Atkinson, Henry, 21, Peel street, Barnsley, farslitnre dealer, Bcl], William 11., and Mecsonn. John Benjamini, trading as Pell and Co., at SlIlpton ...

... BANKRUPTS. [FoMll LAST NIGHT'S LONI)DO GNaET1'E.j TIE BANKRiU'PTCY ACTS 1883 AND 1890, MTCEIVING ORiDERS, Aldam, Fred Ellis, 74, Barber road, Sheffield, boot dealer. Appleyard, Thomas 1Henry, of Burdcroft, near CoDisborough, Yorks, miller. Arthur, .John ...

... Liabilities, £942; deficiency, 2680.-The first meeting of the c-editors of this bankrupt was held yesterday, at the ofeices of the Oficial Receiver, Bir- mingham. Bankrupt commenced business in 1888 as a farmer, at Fullready, near 6tratford-on-Avon. Ae ...

... Dunninliffe, ]3urts-cna-T appeared for the bankrupt. - The Odrciai hns reported that the receiving order was mnades i The liabilities proved against the estate sam= to £5,008, and the assets had reaised .i= The bankrupt commenced business in Lei- as a farmer ...

... Umtata, from London for Natal, has left. Usliant, January 19.-The Weiimar, from Sydney for Bremen, has passed. I I i i I I BANKRUPTS. [rnROc LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE.] THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS 1883 AND 1890. RECEIVING ORDERS. Aspinall Thomas William, of Perry ...

... on your business note- heodngs? Was it not to represent you as the occupier I oB that house? Bankrupt: Certainly -at.-ln reply to farther questions, bankrupt denied tin-t be was now carrying on a tirmbet business at Bewdley, but Mr. Jaquas elicited that ...